Graduate retention refers to the ability of a region or institution to keep degree-holding talent within its workforce after graduation. It is measured through tracking employment patterns and used by policymakers to bolster local economies. Benefits extend to employers seeking skilled workers, universities enhancing reputation, and communities sustaining innovation and growth.
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